Siloh Presbyterian Church

A small chapel, side facing onto road. Of stone scored-rendered with hipped artificial slate roof. Main chapel building has 2 full-height round headed windows with tooled sills and moulded surrounds incorporating a keystone; moulded date plaque 'Siloh 1813' between; replaced glazing. At each end are doorways with rusticated surrounds, replaced boarded doors. Attached at each end but not symmetrical are lean-tos: to left the Sunday School with separate similar doorway and small pane window with moulded surround; further doorway and windows to right wing, reputedly formerly used as a dwelling by the minister. Continuous moulded eaves band extends across the whole frontage and the lean-tos have rusticated quoins matching the main door surrounds. Deep plinth and side casement windows to Sunday School wing; original 6/6 pane sash windows to rear.

Interior has 3-sided gallery with wide-panelled front and central clock, slender cast iron columns. Raked pews to each floor. Part glazed entrance lobbies with 4-panelled doors are at the front either side of the platform; central pulpit has a high arched panelled reredos behind with inscription painted above; no set fawr. To rear the part blanked out 8-pane windows light the rear interior. At front are the boarded stairs to gallery. Interior of Sunday School/Vestry wing has boarded dado and fireplace in side wall formerly shared with chapel.